Kettlebell Origins
The kettlebell, known in Russian as the girya, has a surprisingly humble origin. It was first documented in a Russian dictionary in 1704, not as an exercise tool but as...
The kettlebell, known in Russian as the girya, has a surprisingly humble origin. It was first documented in a Russian dictionary in 1704, not as an exercise tool but as...
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